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Appeals

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list item When to file an appeal - Use this calculator to determine time limits for filing requests for all five levels of appeals.
list item How to appeal a claim - Learn about the five levels of appeals and how to begin the appeals process.
list item Submit your appeal and view status through SPOT – Submit redeterminations (level-one appeals) and reconsiderations (level two appeals), electronically on SPOT.
list item Confirmation of appeal requests – use this tool for confirmation that appeal requests have been received by First Coast.
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Modified: 4/22/2025
Please review this article regarding appeals received for CPT 93010 (electrocardiogram report) and the use of modifier 77.
Review our tutorial and learn how to correctly complete this form to ensure more accurate processing.
Appeals forms
Locate the necessary forms to appeal claim decisions.
FAQs
Find the answers to common appeals-related questions.
Appeals contact information
Find phone numbers and addresses for appeals-related inquiries.
Overpayments
Learn more about overpayments with the following resources:
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